Step 7: Configuring and Setting Up

After installing both of these connect the flight controller board to the Computer and open Cleanflight.

Then disable the Auto-connect and go to the firmware flasher tab and choose SP Racing F3 Evo from the boards list and then select the latest firmware and then click load firmware online. Now it will download the firmware . Now open the zadig software and then click on list all devices and there you will see STM32 DFU and then install the driver through zadig and close the software.

Now in the Cleanflight click Flash firmware and it will start flashing the firmware on the board.

After flashing the firmware is successful remove the solder jumper and reboot the flight controller board.

Then go to receiver section and check if your transmitter is sending you out all the signals.

Then go to the configuration tab and choose the Quadcopter layout. In my case 1234 Quad X.

Also, scroll down to the bottom and choose the type of receiver input. In my case ‘PPM RX’.

Then Go to the mode tab and set up the arm switch and the flight modes as shown in the picture.

Also, make sure you save every time when you go from one tab to another.

After this disconnect the USB cable and connect the battery and check if the motor works.

Step 8: Finishing and Testing

After checking that every thing works. Then arm the Quadcopter and see if it hovers stably. If it is not the case then you may need to the PID tuning.